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Actors have always fascinated me tremendously. Maybe it’s because I never quite understood the process they go through to create all the magic, and to this day, I still don’t. Right before the director says, ‘Action,’ I wonder what their state of mind is and how they decide what their face, body language, or mind will do to become their character.

Screen actress Dee Wallace (b. 1948) is one of those wondrous actors and a perfect example of an actress who can do anything. She often makes you think, ‘How on earth does she manage to understand the soul of her character so well?’ Because when you watch her on the screen, playing characters from a TV reporter, a mom to a werewolf, or someone haunted by werewolves, her performance is always spot on.

Throughout most of her career, which began in the mid-1970s, Ms. Wallace has been a Hollywood star synonymous with horror films: she enjoyed a long and often gruesome and bloody career. She appeared in some of the most iconic horror and sci-fi films made, including Wes Craven’s “The Hills Have Eyes” (1977), about an all-American family at the mercy of cannibal mutants; “The Howling” (1981) directed by Joe Dante, brimming with film-buff jokes, and co-starring her husband Christopher Stone who played her on-screen husband; and Lewi

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